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3D Interview Highspeed 3D at 2000fps « 3DContentBlog

Today an exclusive interview that many of you “3D nerds” will enjoy A while ago the folks at Stereobank introduced me to Swiss-based Kamerawerk and we will soon announce our first joint project with this production company. Here is a glimpse of their work. When did you get started with 3D whats your background? We are three partners at Kamerawerk with some 10 years of TV experience each. The company was founded about 3 years ago with 3D as our main area of expertise. Personally I was involved in an R&D programme for 3D at TPC (inhouse production company for Swiss national TV) before that. http://3dcontentblog.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/3d-interview-highspeed-3d-at-2000fps/
We've touched and tapped our way through a variety of gadgets at CeBIT , but it's the devices that operate without traditional user interfaces that have really grabbed our focus. Tobii was on-hand to demonstrate its eye-tracking technology earlier this year at CES , but the company is peddling its wares here in Hannover as well, and we decided to drop by for a second look. This time, it's all about gaming, with EyeAsteroids drawing quite a bit of attention on the show floor. The demo pairs Tobii with a SeeFront glasses-free 3D panel for a fairly engaging extraterrestrial shootout. We weren't really sold on the glasses-free 3D, unfortunately, which provides the same unconvincing three-dimensional image from any angle, but Tobii was spot-on, letting us hone in on those infamous space rocks to save our planet from destruction without even raising a finger.

Tobii EyeAsteroids 3D lets you destroy virtual space stones with a gaze, we go eyes-on (video) -- Engadget

http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/08/tobii-eyeasteroids-3d-eye-tracking-hands-on/

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By natron3 Want to take 3D pictures? Need cool things to make with your 3D printer? This 3D camera build uses a Structured lighting technique to create a 3D representation that can be rendered with any 3D software. Structured lighting is basically a set of images that are sequentially projected onto a scene and captured with an ordinary CMOS camera. The deformation of the structured light is ran though an algorithm to determine the depth at each pixel. http://www.hackengineer.com/3dcam/

Kinect-Like 3D camera | hackengineer

Box Office Shocker: 'Dr. Seuss' The Lorax' Opens to Record-Shattering $70.7 Mil - The Hollywood Reporter

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-shocker-dr-seuss-296711 Lighting up the family marketplace, Universal and Illumination Entertainment's environmentally minded Dr. Seuss' The Lorax debuted to a staggering $70.7 million, marking the best opening ever for a non-sequel animated title if the number holds. The 3D pic -- receiving a glowing A CinemaScore -- narrowly bested the $70.5 million earned by Pixar's The Incredibles in 2004, according to Universal estimates. Final numbers will come in Monday morning.
http://www.esa.int/esaHS/SEMCCF7YBZG_index_2.html In space, astronauts learn to live and work in three dimensions. Now you can experience space with an extra dimension with ESA’s collection of 3D images. Over half a million viewers have already seen ESA’s world-first 3D transmissions from space on our 3D YouTube channel. More than 150 images are now available in 3D in our Flickr gallery. Prepare for liftoff from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana or the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Imagine floating in the International Space Station or exploring the surface of Mars in 3D.

Human Spaceflight and Exploration - ESA is going 3D - printer version

Sony is increasingly relying on LG Display to meet its needs for 3D flat screens, after Samsung Electronics bought out the Japanese firm’s share in their joint venture and terminated the partnership, LG sources said Tuesday. It marks a switch for Sony from its reliance on Samsung’s battery-powered 3D technology. LG is pressing on with the cheaper film-based 3D technology and undercutting Samsung. “For cash-strapped Sony, LG’s price-competitive 3D panels are the right cost-saving choice,” said a fund manager from a Europe-based investment bank. “Considering Sony’s aggressive drive for outsourcing in flat screens, LG will likely receive more orders. It is better-positioned for product commitment, on-time delivery and pricing than Taiwanese flat-screen suppliers,” said the LG source.

[Exclusive] Sony buying more LG 3D flat screens <img src=http://110.45.173.104/www/news/images/ic_korean.gif>

http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/tech/2012/01/129_103814.html

NYPL Labs : Stereogranimator

http://stereo.nypl.org/ “We have now obtained the doubleeyed or twin pictures, or Stereograph , if we may coin a name. But the pictures are two, and we want to slide them into each other, so to speak, as in natural vision, that we may see them as one. How shall we make one picture out of two, the corresponding parts of which are separated by a distance of two or three inches?”